I'M STILL HERE (2024) | MOVIE REVIEW

[@Ryrelzeenho]

Yesterday, the Brazilian state changed Rubens Paiva's death certificate stating that he was tortured by the state during the dictatorship. The power of a film is incredible

[@CarlosAlbertoMacagnan]

E de um governo verdadeiramente democrata tb! 👍🏻

[@avidacomumlaamais]

Brazilian government*

[@rafaelabiomarinha]

Exato. Antes a certidão não contava que ele tinha sido vítima do estado

[@DonVito-10]

​@@avidacomumlaamaisÉ Estado mesmo! A parte militar são instituições do Estado e não do governo!

[@allanfranklins]

I left the theater completely stunned, as if I were part of that family. The movie is truly incredible, but Fernanda Torres’ performance is on another level. She didn’t even need to speak to convey what she was feeling; every expression, every gesture, said more than words ever could. Not even the language barrier, with her speaking Portuguese, stopped her emotions from hitting hard. The silence in the theater was almost tangible - everyone was fully immersed, glued to the screen, living that moment.

[@taniamartinguilherme]

Exatamente

[@Kriz1366]

I cried a lot! It's very emotional to me!!

[@pdxtim97209]

Fernanda Torres is now the betting favorite to win Best Actress!!!!

[@i_alecio]

I so agree with your comment and I share a similar opinion. I watched the movie on Sunday, and for the first 20 minutes, I was observing and paying attention to everything. After Rubens Paiva was arrested, it felt like I had been transported back to the '70s. I was born in 1971, and I remember perfectly how my family would try to talk about politics. They would speak in whispers, and sometimes I would ask what they were talking about, and my mother would signal for me to be quiet. I think they were afraid the house was being watched, which, in fact, wasn’t the case because we lived in a small town. I watched the rest of the movie very carefully, and I thought the performances were perfect. Fernanda deserves all the attention she is getting, and I thought the direction was excellent. The film was perfect. The movie was successful because it was excellent, and those who lived through that time, even if only for a few years, will have a more intense experience when watching it.

[@denisecosta1346]

It is so nice for us Brazilians to read this! Thanks for watching the movie and knowing more about our history.

[@Isauramattos]

Pure cinema, no AI and gimmicks! A masterpiece!

[@Alexandrense]

No AI does makes things more natural

[@Gusfer-ze8lw]

@@Alexandrense bolsonarista detectado. o despeito transborda.

[@leosiqueira87]

@@Gusfer-ze8lw cara mas ele ta falando que sem AI torna as coisas mais naturais, concordando com o comentário anterior kkkk calma ai

[@rogeriogoncalves4991]

​@@Gusfer-ze8lwEle tá concordando com a pureza do filme sem AI, portanto, elogiando Ainda Estou Aqui.

[@iamweider]

@@Gusfer-ze8lwSeu cérebro está infectado. Desinfecte-se!

[@gpeddino]

Another cool detail: as a teenager, director Walter Salles himself was a friend of one of the daughters in the Paiva household, so he was actually part of that circle for a while and could rely on his own memories to recreate it on screen.

[@xgrossmann9913]

Amo que to indo em todos os videos de gringo pra comentar sobre O que é isso companheiro? E to te vendo em todos tambem kskkkkkk adoro❤

[@alexandragamalima]

The movie was shot chronologically. So, the second Rubens is taken away, Selton leaves the shooting permanently. That helped to give a "truly missed" vibe in the set. Walter Salles is so sensitive, delicate and careful through it all. This is art as its finest.

[@aeh5109]

What I like about this movie is that the actors look, for lack of a better word, normal. Like actors in Hollywood look so fabricated most of the time and these people look relatable

[@igor_patrick]

I worked with Marcelo almost 10 years ago, and it’s crazy to think that his family went through so much. That movie was amazing!

[@animalariscoproducoes6453]

One of my grandfathers was temporarily arrested by this same dictatorship, so this movie is a real blast to me! He worked sending messages using a telegraph in a train company and, one day, he disappeared - but he fortunately returned. This film is very necessary in political times like these.

[@taylor.london]

I’m Still Here is by far the best picture of the year.

[@pablotomelin1337]

Thanks. Brazil is so happy for the nominations.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@CLAUDIO-nd1sn]

TKS!👋🫶

[@GareBare90]

I can't wait to watch it! Let's go!

[@antoniocarlosrochadossanto9404]

you should

[@hmcconsultoria2578]

Este filme me tocou profundamente, e me fez voltar aos meus tempos de infância/adolescência (ANOS 70). Minha família era muito semelhante aos Paiva, e na casa de praia de nossa família a trilha sonora era muito parecida com a do filme. Éramos 24 primos e vários tios e meus pais e meus avós. Cantávamos, dançávamos, jogávamos baralho e bingo...Meu avô era um pequeno empresário militante do partido trabalhista, e meu tio um advogado que trabalhou no Gabinete do presidente João Goulart em Brasília. Ele fumava charuto, bebida whisky e cantava Dorival Caymmi, no microfone do aparelho de som...Depois de interrogado e fichado no DOPS, meu tio foi aconselhado a evitar manifestações políticas. Minha mãe nos orientava a não discutir estes temas com estranhos. Já no início de 80 como líder estudantil, fui a Brasília várias vezes. Orientações de minha mãe, tios e avô sobre como lutar pela abertura política e participar no movimento Diretas já, foram importantes para mim. Viver a infância e adolescência num regime autoritário, disfarçado de liberal, foi um misto de satisfação por ser jovem e ter uma família progressista, e medo constante por ter consciência dos riscos, pois na vitrola a Gal nos falava:” É preciso estar ATENTO e FORTE”, e entendíamos o seu significado. Agora com o Bolsonarismo e crescimento da extrema direita, vendo esta tentativa de golpe e de assassinato do Presidente Lula, a volta de Trump ao poder (aliado da família Bolsonaro), percebo que os riscos continuam. Nunca se iludam: ‘O Preço da Liberdade é a Eterna Vigilância”.

[@3333218]

Muito obrigado pela militância!!!!

[@raissacarolinatavaresjacob553]

Amazing review! Right on point, the movie is sad but is also a big hope that life gets better. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@allanandrade2754]

We hope the academy is honest in recognizing this beautiful production of I'm Still Here". A very well elaborated film, which tells a true story with exquisite performance by Fernanda Torres. The film is impeccable and deserves all the success it is making. They can already give the Oscar to Fernanda Torres and best foreign film. 🏆👏

[@weslleyluzzi]

A straight to the point review. I'm glad you enjoyed the movie. And I loved the fact that the characters still enjoy moments of happiness even after so many tragedies. It shows the resilient and human side of each individual.

[@satoshionamoto]

I agree with your review. This movie seems like it has a bigger purpose. And this purpose is even higher than the Oscars. So it could have been more dynamic, more this or that, but the choice was to keep it simple and close to the audience. The audience doesn't have time to breathe and relieve its tensions.

[@jeankcio]

I absolutely agree. This movie is for us to remember democracy is not something we achieve, it’s something we build everyday. And we better not to lose it.

[@hmcconsultoria2578]

Se o filme fosse mais dinâmico, perdia a essência...Palavra de quem viveu este período.Me senti representado...Na faculdade amigos sumiam, eram chamados para depor por quase nada, sabíamos que estávamos sendo vigiados pelos infiltrados. Não era dinâmico: Era angustiante...

[@cezartb]

Superb acting. She pierced tha language barrier, the cultural barrier, the american star system.

[@EliseoReategui]

Great review, I also watched and loved the movie! Fernanda Torres' performance was indeed fantastic!

[@JacksonOliveira-mf7jg]

Fernanda Torres 🇧🇷❤️ I’m still here

[@mlpessoinha]

I think everyone in the cinema was feeling the same thing Fernanda was... that's the magic of movies. IT IS A MASTERPIECE! ❤

[@dabreu]

I also entered inside the movie so much I saw myself praying when she was in that cell, as if it was happening now. And when they saw the movie Vera made in London, I applauded with the family, as if I was there with them. Something personal., now: I also went to study English in London in 1970, and I also went to cross Abbey Road just like she did. I am almost sure she studied in the same school I studied. But I went in the summer and she went in the winter. But it made me feel even closer to that family.

[@eduardowannmacher7778]

Hey man, congratulations on the sensitive and attentive analysis. I'm Brazilian and I work in cinema. Without a doubt, your observations reflect the strength and reality of this story and this family. I was very happy to hear your review!

[@rafaumtgavioli]

2:41 Yes! That’s nostalgia! When we have nostalgia we only remember the good moments, we tend to for get bad feelings, and that’s the importance of this movie! To show this dark time of brazilian history to a younger generation of brazilians that did not live, or only live their childhood in this particular time, because some people today including politicians are thinking that Brazil in the 60’s 70’s and 80’s were great, perfect and want to bring back again this moment of our time. This movie is a grim reminder of our past, so it can not happen again.

[@guadalupesatiro2313]

It’s a masterpiece !!! ❤

[@andrecueca]

This film is amazing!! And Fernanda is perfect in it!

[@GeovaneMonteiro1]

Fernanada Torres is really amazing! She can make the audience laugh and cry. Here in Brazil she best know for her comedic roles.

[@drawliojoca]

Fernanda is a spectacular actress and I'm Still Here is an excellent film. They deserve the Oscar ❤

[@jessicaribeiro4694]

Thank's for watching! Hugs from Brazil!

[@adrianoyorkshire]

Torres' performance has elements yet to be seen in big productions. She delivers an innovative and creative form of acting that we will see more often from now on. She may get the Oscars for her character in "I'm Still Here," but they haven't come up with an award for her talent. She has an extremely high level of intelligence and wit. She's genius.

[@pulalimaoo]

Loved your review! 🎉

[@anaelisakirschner4767]

I have a few interesting things to say about this movie… are you ready? Lol! ​​⁠Turns out they shot the movie chronologically, so when the husband was not there anymore and the cast had created such a tight bond, they could really feel his absence.. Also important to mention that Brazil, as the US, has been going through a scary political moment that opened up space to a conversation of another possible military dictatorship, so its extremely important, today, to remind the population of how tough those years were and how priceless is our freedom. Also, Walter Salles directed Fernanda Montenegro in Central Station 25 years ago (amazing film btw, if you haven’t seen it!) when she got the first ever Oscar nomination for a Brazilian actress, giving an insane Oscar worthy performance, but then lost it to Gwyneth Patrow for Shakespeare in Love 😵‍💫 who then went on stage and the first person she thanked was harvey weinst**n) 😅😅😅😖 Fernanda Torres had also worked with Walter many many years ago in a movie called Foreign Land, and has since wished to have another opportunity to work with him, but since she has mainly been a comedy actress, and he more of a serious director and documentarist, she didn’t really think it would be possible until she got an invitation. So now, years later they get to work together again, and create something so touching and beautiful that she gets the second ever Oscar nomination for a Brazilian actress, after her mother, 25 years later. And also very worthy of the award. And it was an absolute dream of Selton Mello to work with either of them, so this film is rich of full circle moments as is on screen as off it. Specially ending with Fernanda Mother playing her own daughter in the later phase of life, together with the Oscar nomination.. There’s also the connection developed between cast and crew and the real family members, and the connection of Fernanda and Eunice, the character she plays. So much symbolism, so much depth… I also saw in an interview with Selton where he shares that before he was meant to play his characters last scene with his family before being taken, he says “I, Selton, feel sad because I know what is about to happen to him and his family, but Marcelo doesn’t know, so I had to really empty myself from that heaviness so that it could feel as genuine as possible, so what I would do is I would play with the actors who were my kids in the film, we would talk about games and sports and easy, light stuff just so I could get in that state of oblivion”. Him and Fernanda also mention in a few interviews that the the amazing bond and the trust in the team, the cast and the director and his crew, that they were so lucky with everyone involved, and everyone had so much trust in everyones work, that they really felt connected, that there were moments in the film where it didn’t feel like they were acting, which is one of the qualities of it, that it makes us forget we are watching actors, it almost blends with reality, so its incredible to hear them saying that it was their experience while shooting. Also the feel of the house which Walter did frequent when he was younger, reason why he could bring it to life so brilliantly. Me and my sister related in the sense that our family also kind of felt like that, the bond, the love. And how resilient was that mother who never let it all take her smile, after going through such a traumatic experience, went back to law school and became a defensor of civil rights protecting so many minorities from military abuse amongst so many other great things.. Brazil had its first female president about a decade ago, Dilma, who was a survivor of the dictatorship, who was actually also abducted and tortured but lived to tell the story. I started what was supposed to be a small comment but I guess I had a lot more to say and feel way more passionate about this than I thought. I got the chance to watch it in Brazil in November in the theaters with my big Sister who since the 90s has been a huge fan of Marcelo Rubens Paiva (the guy who is the youngest child in the film, but who wrote the book about his mother, of which the movie is based on). I also happened to go to primary and middle school with one of Eunices grandsons, who is now in politics trying to do some good in this crazy world we live in… Like I said, lots of layers and full circle moments, and many different ways to say that we are still here and we are not going anywhere 🫶🏽🇧🇷

[@danielmgalhaes]

Loved your comment so much. Obrigado! ❤

[@ominci]

O siguinificado para nós do titulo do filme é ( somos fortes , ainda estamos vivos ) *Somos brasileiro e não desistemos nunca*

[@contentandform7396]

Fernanda Torres ❤️

[@laerciom7826]

Fernanda Torres is amazing in that filme and I'm still here is a masterpiece.

[@danielag.ishikawa]

Great review! "Im still here" is a masterpiece ❤

[@bettochamon]

Yo, that’s cool, man. I’m from Brazil and I thought your analysis was solid. But honestly, what I liked the most in this video is the setup the fern, looks like a balcony or something. I dunno but it’s a dope 😅background. Good job!

[@elizabethclarke7750]

Amazin❤️No AI everything so real I loved the film❤️ OMG! Fernanda Torres you deserved the Oscar👍

[@wilson165806]

Dude, I'm Brazilian and I thought it was great how you captured the essence of this film, even though you're not Brazilian, you captured a lot of things from this film that we Brazilians also captured, I'm very happy that I'm still here and managed to connect with so many people from different countries. the film I'm still here represents a lot for us Brazilians, the memory of the years of military dictatorship in Brazil, the importance of cinema as a memory and of always remembering so as not to repeat, especially in the context that our country, the USA and the world live in. of authoritarianism and also in what Brazil experienced on January 8, 2023, an attempt at another coup d'état and breakdown of democracy, just as the USA had experienced two years earlier on January 6 the violent invasion of the capitol, I'm still here through of memory The story of the heroine Eunice Paiva teaches us that we need to remember so as not to repeat ourselves and have the resistance and resilience that Eunice Paiva had to overcome the advances of authoritarianism in the world. Cinema is beautiful, because cinema is memory and cinema inspires us. I'm really rooting for I'm still here to win the 3 Oscars it's competing for. Congratulations on the review, it was very good.

[@gusmaldonado1]

Film of the year! Its about how the "fear of comunism" its used as an excuse to all kind of atrocities. I hope that oscar voters choose a true latin film with a powefull message.

[@AlanHenke]

Awesome review!

[@ricardo6606]

YOU SUMMARIZED THE FILM AND THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT VERY WELL. REGARDS FROM BRAZIL!

[@joaomarz]

Fernanda Torres doesn't act "screaming" here. The uniqueness in her performance is, indeed, how her character needs to show her feelings as if they weren't there. Eunice CAN'T break, can't cry in front of her family, she's the only part holding all the family together. So she didn't BREAK during the whole film. And that's INCREDIBLY HARD! To perform a character like Eunice, i mean.... WITHOUT crying like the world will end, still showing how she's destroyed by that??? Jesus. It's like a cinema critic i know says, Isabela Boscov, It's not a performance that screams "OH MY GOD LOOK HOW I CAN CRY, LOOK HOW PITTY I AM, PLEASE GIVE ME AN OSCAR!". No. Fernanda Torres acts contained. And that, my friends, THAT'S PURE ABSOLUTE CINEMA HERE!

[@humbiaa]

Hopefully it will be available on a streaming platform soon. Unfortunately I don’t live in Brazil so there’s no way I can watch it in the cinemas 😩.

[@ivansilva4212]

"I'm Still Here" will soon be available on Globoplay streaming

[@filipebhmg8]

I hate Emilia Perez🤢 I really hope I'm Still Here wins best internacional movie

[@alex90909]

Esse verbo odiar lembra a ditadura...

[@marcelolupatini5553]

I don't think Emilia Perez deserves so many oscar nominations. It's a French movie set in Mexico who portraits the cartels bosses as heros. I've heard that cartels is for Mexico what terrorism is for the USA.

[@missbrnews]

Emília Perez not represent us latinos

[@glauciogilgoncalves7671]

Fernanda ❤ Bravo 👏 👏

[@gabrielelias5534]

Great review bro ! We, Brazilians, are hoping and praying for the first time ever we can really win an Oscar. All people in here are freaking out about it ! It’s like the final game of a Soccer’s World Cup, we’re very very excited ! 🇧🇷 Love from Brazil and we wish that you Americans really enjoy our movie. This was made by us, for all. 🇧🇷🙏

[@elidamota5054]

Amazing review for an amazing movie and outstanding perfomance by Fernanda ❤

[@criticasdehenrique4457]

Clayton Davis, from Variety guessed I am Still here would be nominated for best picture.

[@ceccato91]

Great great movie! I am cheering for it

[@Semnome-ub8eu]

Fernanda Was amazing❤🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@maunayogaterapia6021]

By far the best movie of year and Fernanda's performance is one of the best of all time!! It's really outstanding 🤯

[@medina2529]

Great review! It made me feel like watching it without spoilers

[@lekreuz]

I really like your review! The nostalgia is real... I don't know if you've seen Central Station, the Walter Salles' film from 1999 that also got a nommination and had Fernanda Montenegro (Torres' mother) as lead, but I think that is a common ground on his work and maybe on our cinema... and also Wlter himself was a friend of the Paiva family in his youth, so this sense of authenthic family interactions maybe came from his friendship there. Lovely. ❤

[@heliopinto330]

I'm not brazilian and i don't even speak portuguese, but what an astonishing movie.

[@drum2011br]

I think the dictatorship affected every family in brazil, everyone has a story of someone they know that was murdered or had to flee brazil. My great uncle had to flee disguised as a nun to avoid persecution, his crime? Being a psychology professor. This movie is a masterpiece!

[@missbrnews]

I love this guy super sweet talking about I am still here

[@Ermisu]

A masterpiece of Brazilian cinema. We need an Oscar to inspire and strengthen the industry in our country. ❤🇧🇷

[@tomascunzolo]

Excellent review, it's all that you said....(from a brazilian perspective)

[@lucianofantin]

Pure art at its best with superb performances.❤

[@manoelgrandson5384]

SOME INFORMATION 💎 Fernanda Torres's mother, Fernanda Montenegro was the first latin actress nominated to the Oscar of Best Actress (Katy Jurado and Norma Aleandro had already been nominated as Supporting Actress) and, to date, she was the only Portuguese-spoken actor nominated to the award, but her daughter just to repeat this. That was in 1999, with the movie Central Station, also directed by Walter Salles and nominated to Best Foreign Language Film. 💎 Fernanda Torres, Selton Mello and Fernanda Montenegro played in Four Days in Septemper, brazilian movie nominated to the Oscar of Best Foreign Language Film in 1998, also about brazilian dictatorship period. 💎 I'm Still Here is the first Portuguese-spoken movie to be nominated to the Oscar of Best Picture and the fifth that was nominated to Best Foreign Language. 💎 Fernanda Torres, aged 20, won the award for Best Actress at the 1986 Cannes Film Festival by the movie Love Me Forever or Never (tied with Barbara Sukowa, by Rosa Luxemburg). She was the first brazilian actress (of two) to win an award in Cannes. The second one was Sandra Corveloni that, coincidentally, was directed by Walter Salles. 💎 Fernanda Torres was the fourth brazilian actor nominated to Golden Globe, but the second with a Portuguese-spoken performance. The first one was her mother. The other nominees were Sônia Braga (Kiss of the Spider Woman, Moon Over Parador and The Burning Season) and Wagner Moura (Narcos). 💎 Fernando Torres, father of Fernanda Torres (yes, they got the same name), played in Kiss of Spider Woman (4 nominations to the Oscar 1986, William Hurt won Best Actor) 💎 I'm Still Here is the fourth movie of Walter Salles to be nominated to the Golden Globe of Best Foreign Language Film (Central Station won, and the other nominees were Behind the Sun and Motorcycle Diaries) and the second nominated to the Oscar of the same category (Central Station was the first) 💎 Fernanda Torres gained a pop star quality in Brazil because her performances in the sitcoms Normal People and Slaps and Kisses.

[@AlanHenke]

Really? Here also? Don't forget I mentioned before I laughed a lot at the translation into English of the sitcoms names 😂

[@JohnDoebr47]

Eu sei. Eu assisti F. Montrnegro no oscar na época. Teve outro filme indicado ao oscar anos antes. Com Patrícia Pillar e Glória Pires (O quatrilho)

[@manoelgrandson5384]

​@@JohnDoebr47 Como foi falado, teve outros. Orfeu Negro (ou Orfeu do Carnaval) é o único filme falado em português a ter vencido um Oscar, mas venceu representando a França. Já O Pagador de Promessas, O Quatrilho, O Que é Isso, Companheiro?, Central do Brasil e agora Ainda Estou Aqui foram indicados representando o Brasil na categoria de Filme Estrangeiro. Fora outros que foram indicados em outras categorias como Cidade de Deus e outros.

[@sidaravicius]

Only those who haven't seen "I'm Still Here" are surprised. Fernanda Torres winning the Globe and the fire creating a window of time gave voters the opportunity to get to know the film and be enchanted by its power and message. As the actress herself said, "I know the art of the world, but the world doesn't know what we produce. I feel sorry for those who don't know our art." The fact that it needs to be legitimized by an award and a tragedy like the one in Los Angeles happens for voters to give it a chance and discover that someone other than the US and Europe has good stories to tell? Really, it's worth feeling sorry for those who end up losing these works of art, or rather, I'm happy that foreigners are getting a glimpse of what they're missing.

[@claudiatavares7897]

Thanks for watching! ❤👏🏽👏🏽

[@silviayumi4104]

The director ( Walter Salles) in fact is friend of the one of the daughters in his childhood. he frequented the house at that time

[@pdxtim97209]

Of all the nominees, no picture has a more tangible, lasting impact than this film. It's changing the current Brazilian political landscape.

[@actioninthebox1]

This movie is a gift to the world's hope!

[@RogerBarretoo]

I’m watching it feb 7 ❤❤❤

[@kareylorena]

Fenomenal!

[@jeffersonb_k_3411]

Fernanda Torres the best actress! 👸🏆👏👏👏👏

[@fabio_baldo]

Fernanda should win an Oscar!!

[@sandrabertollo]

Fernanda Torres 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷❤️

[@augustoperes7333]

My fav movie from 2024 ❤

[@opequenoleitor]

Fernanda's performance is wonderful and the filme is so real ❤👏

[@2010tatanka]

Thank you for your review ! Viva Fernanda ! Love from Brasil 🇧🇷 (and I love Carly Simon’s “Why” at the end of the video) ❤

[@clara-rq9my]

the music in the movie and the tiitle are very symbolic. Marcelo Paiva, Rubens Paiva's son and author of the original book I'm Still Here, said that the title is due to something his mother Eunice said in the midst of Alzheimer's. one day, in a brief moment of lucidity, she turned to him and said, "you see, i am still here. I'm still here." it is also a phrase from the song that Rubens Paiva's torturers played during the torture session. the brazilian military was taught by CIA agents how to torture prisoners (the Condor Plan) and one of the tactics was to play the victim's favorite song while hurting them. Rubens Paiva's favorite song's chorus goes "Jesus Cristo, eu estou aqui". Jesus Christ, i am here". the song that plays in the end of the movie is from the time it all happened, and it goes: "i've arrived from very far, and the trip was so long. and there were many obstacles on the road, but at last, >here i am

[@adrianaabreu6209]

Fernanda Torres and I'm Still Here!!!❤

[@mauricioribeiro6209]

Congratulations Stacked, film too wonderfull

[@multifoco09]

I am very excited to see this!

[@missbrnews]

One more subscribe....The Brazilians loved your rewiew

[@kareylorena]

My mother was almost arrested by a dictatorship agent pretending to be an encyclopedia salesman. Crime she committed? Allowed her students to have access to philosophy books in the school library. The only reason she wasn’t taken is because he didn’t want to see her 6 little kids, that were around her that day, become orphans.

[@cyntiaprado203]

Thanks for the honest review! As a Brazilian, i hope Fernanda wins the Oscar. She is a great actress, very intelligent and charismatic. The movie is wonderful ❤

[@dbarjs]

Really nice review! ❤

[@missbrnews]

Gooooooo Br Goooo I am still here

[@taniamartinguilherme]

Filme belíssimo

[@samuraidf]

It's a classic movie, like old times. Masterpiece.

[@joaopedrovieira4775]

i’m still here ❤

[@manaaguiar]

They filmed it in chronological order.

[@ja_rocha]

Great your review 👏👏👏

[@joeljunior.official]

I called it! I called it!!!

[@paulagodebrito]

What a great review! Thank you for your video!

[@deluchetv]

Love the review from 🇧🇷

[@camilleaqui]

Uhuuuuu reviwe of i’m still here ❤❤❤❤

[@alexnoahllourenc5062]

“I‘m still here“ is a wonderful masterpiece

[@Marcelorod_]

Amazing!

[@marianaabreu4286]

Fernanda ❤

[@MarcusFlorida]

❤❤❤❤❤❤ 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@clarianavieira9936]

Nice review!!! Rooting for Fernanda Torres and best foreign film, at least!

[@IcaroRamosDM]

Just a fun kinda unrelated fact: The director, Walter Salles, is the 3rd richest director in the world, only behind George Lucas and Steven Spielberg. Btw, he is *extremely* talented and intelligent, he could have a nomination for Best Directing

[@manamoraes8377]

Thanks for your review. You nailed it.

[@giovannibaraglia]

Salles and Torres are two genius ❤

[@missbrnews]

Amazing Rewiew